Roadside Stops
Last week my good friend Mike and I went down to Clear Lake to help teach at a journalism workshop for high school students who are on the yearbook staff. This was their first year having a photography class and the kids seemed to love it. The first day was spent going through the basics of operating a camera and composing a photograph, but on the second and third day we got to get a bit more advanced and showed them some basic lighting techniques.
Here is a photo that Mike did of me teaching them the basics of lighting:
Clear Lake was beautiful and Mike and I took the opportunity to walk around and talk to some locals and, of course, to photograph them.
Here is one of my favorite photos from a town called "Kemah".
You wouldn't be able to tell from looking at him, but he is a nurse! He has the softest hands of any Harley rider I've ever met. haha
All in all it was a very fun trip and it yielded some great portraits.
More to come I'm sure!
Here is a photo that Mike did of me teaching them the basics of lighting:
Clear Lake was beautiful and Mike and I took the opportunity to walk around and talk to some locals and, of course, to photograph them.
Here is one of my favorite photos from a town called "Kemah".
You wouldn't be able to tell from looking at him, but he is a nurse! He has the softest hands of any Harley rider I've ever met. haha
All in all it was a very fun trip and it yielded some great portraits.
More to come I'm sure!
Labels: baby portrait, bike, biker, commercial photographer, dallas photographer, environmental portrait, harley davidson, kemah, night time, nurse, photographer, plano photographer, ray detwiler
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